Isabela is the largest island in the Galapagos, and marine life here is both incredibly diverse and abundant, with colourful underwater seascapes.
At Isla Tortuga, on the south-eastern side of the island, you can expect to see mantas, turtles, sharks, seahorses, grouper, barracuda, tuna and the possibility of mola mola.
A magnificent feeding ground for fish, whales, dolphin and birds is created on the west and southern coasts thanks to the nutrient rich Cromwell Current upwelling. Visit here for your best chance of a whale encounter, where 16 species have been identified including humpback, sperm and minke.
Make the most of your once-in-a-lifetime holiday to the Galapagos with our liveaboard and island-hopping extension. Unforgettable dives, diverse islands and bountiful wildlife await. Find Out More about Galapagos Island Hopping Liveaboard
Discover the Galapagos Islands on this small group tour. Diving highlights include rays, sharks and sea lions, while you’ll get up close to giant tortoises on land. This trip is also available on a tailor-made basis. Find Out More about Galapagos Islands Dive Adventure
The Galapagos Islands are a must for all experienced divers. Encounter silky, Galapagos, hammerhead and whale sharks from the comfort of a liveaboard, and come face to face with unique wildlife topside. Find Out More about Galapagos Liveaboard
Nestled on the island of Isabela, this hotel offers an intimate feel with breathtaking ocean views and eco-friendly charm. The restaurant grows its own ingredients or sources them from the island, bringing you closer to nature. Find Out More about La Casa de Marita Boutique Hotel
Enjoy this characterful, family run boutique lodge as a base while you explore the incredible nature of Isabela Island, one of the most ecologically impressive islands in the Galápagos archipelago. Find Out More about Wooden House Lodge
This luxurious 30 metre liveaboard offers week long itineraries in the Galapagos. Diving highlights include sharks, rays and dolphins around the Wolf and Darwin Islands, as well as several land excursions. Find Out More about Galapagos Sky
